Our sweet new furbaby, Gypsy.
Is she a calico or a torti and white, or something else entirely?
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Is she a calico or a torti and white, or something else entirely?
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Gypsy, the calico? Torti&white?
- Thread starter seasaltysiren
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She adorable!
I'd say Calico. Tortie's don't have any white on them. A Calico is when you have Tortiseshell coloring with broken patches of white.
I know in countries other than the USA the words are used interchangeably. I'm in the US, so she's a Calico to me
I'd say Calico. Tortie's don't have any white on them. A Calico is when you have Tortiseshell coloring with broken patches of white.
I know in countries other than the USA the words are used interchangeably. I'm in the US, so she's a Calico to me
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Thank you! I'm also in the US, but I had heard the term Tortie and White before, describing the brindle-ing on a cat rather than large patches of color.
She adorable!
I'd say Calico. Tortie's don't have any white on them. A Calico is when you have Tortiseshell coloring with broken patches of white.
I know in countries other than the USA the words are used interchangeably. I'm in the US, so she's a Calico to me
Either way I'm smitten with her.
I just don't want to call her the incorrect term hahaha. I'm so excited to see how she will look as a full grown cat. Last night was our first night with her, and she's definitely a little rascal lol.
She is beautiful! I think she is a Calico. Any way you see it Gypsy is wonderful. Please post more pics of her.
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I got this gorgeous one earlier. I've taken so many pictures and videos of her already, and we just got her last night! Hehe.
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